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Old Jun 18, 2009, 06:05 PM
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EVO 8 Compression

I am looking into buying a used EVO 8 and had an inspection done on it today and the numbers came back at #1-160 #2-160 #3-155 #4-160. Can someone tell me if these are good numbers? The car has 30,000 miles on it. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by waypastfast
I am looking into buying a used EVO 8 and had an inspection done on it today and the numbers came back at #1-160 #2-160 #3-155 #4-160. Can someone tell me if these are good numbers? The car has 30,000 miles on it. Thanks!
The fact that they are all pretty much the same means a lot more than the #'s themselves. Mine always come in at about 170-175, but the difference could just be in the method or tester.

In other words, sounds good.
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Healthy motor!
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nice!
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The numbers are low, but they're even which is good. The low readings could be from the gauge or testing method though.




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